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Communications planning.

Abstract

Whether you are communicating a totally new benefit program or announcing a change in an existing one, effective planning will make the difference between success and failure of your communications campaign. Effective benefits communication is more than just distributing a summary plan description or conducting an employee meeting. It's more than spending a lot of money on elaborate brochures or expensive videotapes, or posting information on the intranet. More and more, benefits communicators are expected to communicate in a way that influences employees to make changes in their personal lives, a tall order that requires careful planning and coordination.

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A Black. 2001. Communications planning.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11272513/

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